Tuesday, November 11, 2008
So this is my first blogging experience. I sort of always thought they were silly! I remember in college when people used xanga, and I kind of made fun of them (just to be honest). So I always say that I am easily entertained, or easily 'happied' (is that a word?). Tonight, I was eating some leftover candy from Halloween, and I chose a starburst package, and I got two pinks in there! Just made me smile! I think it is important to notice and appreciate little things in life that make you happy or make you smile.
One more thing for tonight, we had our first full-fledge snowshower!! I think we had one a few weekends ago, but I wasn't in town, so this is my first snowshower! Snow makes everything beautiful and it makes me excited for Christmas!
One more thing for tonight, we had our first full-fledge snowshower!! I think we had one a few weekends ago, but I wasn't in town, so this is my first snowshower! Snow makes everything beautiful and it makes me excited for Christmas!
Thursday, November 6, 2008
livingsocial.com and mint.com
Here are two sites I really enjoy!
1) livingsocial.com:
Do you ever go to the bookstore, and aimlessly look at books, and wish you could buy a lot of them? No? Just me? Anyways, if I do not have any recent reccomendations from friends or from radio/tv, then I will go to this website which has a cataloge of tons of books. When you create your account at livingsocial, you can type in authors or titles or whatever of books you've read, and then rate them and review them. You can also pick if you want to read or if you are not interested. There is an option on living social called reccomendations which based on your choices and ratings offers books you might like. Its pretty neat!
2) mint.com
My boyfriend is an accountant and is interested in money (obv). This website links with your bank accounts, credit cards, loans, investments, etc., to catagorize where you are spending your money, your net worth, and so much more. You can pick to see your transactions and then a break down of them for day or week or month, or the past few months. It is very helpful because you can see where all of your darn money goes! Little things (like vet appointments) start to add up!! The one good thing abotu having a limited income is that most of my spendings go to groceries. Prescriptions too. At least I know I am being a responsible spender. Too bad my net worth was not worth posting, embarrassing actually. Could be worse right?
These are pretty good websites. Gosh, some people are so creative/smart/disciplined/etc. Congratulations to the people responsible for these sites. :)
Here are the links!
http://www.livingsocial.com
http://www.mint.com
1) livingsocial.com:
Do you ever go to the bookstore, and aimlessly look at books, and wish you could buy a lot of them? No? Just me? Anyways, if I do not have any recent reccomendations from friends or from radio/tv, then I will go to this website which has a cataloge of tons of books. When you create your account at livingsocial, you can type in authors or titles or whatever of books you've read, and then rate them and review them. You can also pick if you want to read or if you are not interested. There is an option on living social called reccomendations which based on your choices and ratings offers books you might like. Its pretty neat!
2) mint.com
My boyfriend is an accountant and is interested in money (obv). This website links with your bank accounts, credit cards, loans, investments, etc., to catagorize where you are spending your money, your net worth, and so much more. You can pick to see your transactions and then a break down of them for day or week or month, or the past few months. It is very helpful because you can see where all of your darn money goes! Little things (like vet appointments) start to add up!! The one good thing abotu having a limited income is that most of my spendings go to groceries. Prescriptions too. At least I know I am being a responsible spender. Too bad my net worth was not worth posting, embarrassing actually. Could be worse right?
These are pretty good websites. Gosh, some people are so creative/smart/disciplined/etc. Congratulations to the people responsible for these sites. :)
Here are the links!
http://www.livingsocial.com
http://www.mint.com
Labels:
books,
livingsocial.com,
mint.com,
reading,
saving money,
shopping,
spending money
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